A George II Mote Spoon made most probably in London circa 1750

A George II Mote Spoon made most probably in London circa 1750
A George II Mote Spoon made most probably in London circa 1750

A George II Mote Spoon made most probably in London circa 1750

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The Mote spoon is of typical form, however this example is decorated on the reverse of the bowl with a shell motif. The bowl is beautifully pierced with scrolls and crosses.

Length: 5.5 inches.

Year

1740

Country

London

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